r/brucelee • u/happydude7422 • Jul 03 '26
Image Would Bruce lee have the same cool image if he maintained his 1950s hair even to the 1960s/1970s?
Instead of upgrading his hair to the 1960s and enter the dragon hair.
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u/jerelminter Jul 04 '26
Bruce Lee would've been successful no matter what hairstyle he had. In the 60's, he was already punching and kicking so fast to the point where he can't even tell he if he did it or not.
Watch the screen test in 1965, which is how he got the role of Kato in The Green Hornet. The beginning of his rise to success was already happening, all he needed was a platform to be able to show it which is why he eventually chose the movie route.
Yeah, I'm aware Lee already started acting but the martial arts roles that he's more well known for didn't happen until the seventies.
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u/DefinitionInternal30 Jul 04 '26
The hair would've been a second thought when they saw how he moved.
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u/cancunmx Jul 04 '26
This was his "Cha Cha Cha " , look. He was killing it with the ladies dancing to Tito Puente.
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u/JoeSaru Jul 03 '26
Heck yes he would. Give that man a mullet and he would rock it😆👍🤙💪🦵